The Rolling Stones initially titled their iconic 1978 album Some Girls as More Fast Numbers, reflecting its energetic vibe. The album successfully blended rock with punk and disco influences, showcasing the band’s evolution.
The Rolling Stones’ 1978 album Some Girls marked a triumphant comeback, receiving positive reviews for its gritty energy and contemporary relevance. Critics praised its genre versatility, standout tracks, and provocative lyrics. Despite some controversy, the album became the band’s best-selling in the U.S. and remains a defining moment in their career.
How did The Rolling Stones turn punk’s raw energy into one of Some Girls’ fiercest tracks? ‘When the Whip Comes Down’ still sounds like a challenge thrown at everyone else.
Keith Richards about the ‘Some Girls’ album “It’s another one of those impossible things to put your finger on because it was a great studio, first time that we’d worked with Chris […]
June 9, 1978: Release of SOME GIRLS, the Stones’ 14th British and 16th American studio album (Rolling Stones Records CUN 39108)SIDE A: 1. Miss You/ 2. When The Whip Comes Down/ 3. […]
9 de junio de 1978: Se edita SOME GIRLS, álbum de los Stones No. 14 lanzado en Inglaterra y No. 16 en USA (Rolling Stones Records CUN 39108)LADO A: 1. Miss You/ […]
“The Secret Jewish history of The Rolling Stones”Nota de Seth Rogovoy originalmente publicada en el sitio online de cultura judía Forward el pasado 2 de junio citando un artículo del 2014 de […]
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